US EditionPutin Said He Was Ready to Meet in Budapest: What Is Being Discussed in Negotiations with Orban
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Viktor Orban proposed that peace negotiations be held in Hungary. Vladimir Putin admitted that Donald Trump had the same idea. The Russian president mentioned that Budapest could be an option.
In the Kremlin, there is a meeting between the Kremlin dictator Putin and the Hungarian Prime Minister, Victor Orban, who took off in a hurry this morning. On 28 November, in Moscow, there was no draft peace treaty on Ukraine – Putin was one of the first words that Putin made at the very beginning of the public part of the meeting, a reference to a failed summit in Budapest. He said that Trump had initiated the meeting in Hungary's capital. That…
It was revealed during Viktor Orbán's visit to Moscow: the Russian president confirmed that Trump had specifically suggested the Hungarian capital as the venue for peace talks. Putin not only acknowledged Hungary's "balanced" stance, but also openly stated that when the time comes, he would gladly nod to the Budapest scenario.
The idea of holding a Russian-American summit in Budapest belonged to American President Donald Trump.
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